What degrees are available for FFA members?

The correct answer, which includes the Discovery Degree, Greenhand Degree, Chapter Degree, State Degree, and American Degree, reflects the structured pathway of achievements within the FFA organization. Each degree represents a different level of involvement and accomplishment, starting from introductory engagement to advanced recognition.

The Discovery Degree is awarded to middle school students who are beginning their journey in agricultural education and FFA, serving to foster their interest and involvement. The Greenhand Degree follows, designed for first-year high school students who have started their agricultural education. Members earn the Chapter Degree next, recognizing their active participation at the chapter level and engagement in FFA activities.

Following this, the State Degree is granted to members who demonstrate extensive involvement and leadership at the state level, and finally, the American Degree represents the highest honor awarded nationally, reserved for members who have made significant contributions to the organization and the agricultural industry.

This structured hierarchy not only encourages participation at all levels but also highlights the commitment and achievements of FFA members throughout their journey.